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Did people get the last question part 2. When i worked out L(n-1) the numerator and denominator were the opposite way around to what you needed so i couldnt show it repeated. Did it 3 times and kept getting the same

I suck at proofs and some of the harder complex number stuff and it wasnt that bad in the sample but some of the past papers i have done have so much of it

Does anyone have any solid ideas of what you need as a raw mark to get a band 6?

Is band 6 for sciences only 80?

Can you explain 16 c) if you got it? My school didnt do anything on these types of proofs

Its one of the easier papers i have seen. Only really out there questions were 14 a) and 16 c). I got mid to high 80s

I didnt think either of last years papers were that hard (atleast for the ones im studying elliot, richard and 1984)

Yeah i agree it will be specifc for example form and alienation in hollow. But i dont think it will be something like time. I think we will get an 'easy' mod b but i think mod a will be a specific theme and quote and then mod c will be harder like represent a moment of tension in one of your...

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I dont think they can be that specific. For example they can do winston for common and richard mod A but they couldnt do (or atleast likely wont due to backlash) Obrian or Richmond. Same with some themes especially in mod b

Wouldnt go on that. If you look at past papers they pretty much do what they want.

Since a lot of the harder topics that usually get used in Q16 got removed like conics, we will get either a proof or some weird complex number/vector proof hybrid question as the hardest questions. Mechanics, integration are just too easy and its hard to find a completely unique question

Yeah but I'm not sure what effects what they choose more; trying to make it unpredictable or relevant

I personally do it as cash rate corridor and then DMO's for liquidity managament inresponse to changes in demand and supply of money to keep the cash rate from not devaiting outside of the target range

I also think it will either be CAD or Australia trade and financial flows (asked on CSSA paper) which are pretty similar

Yeah i was thinking CAD as well. I'm kind of torn with environmental sustainability, If i study it i think its pretty easy but im not sure if we will see it as we had it in 2018 and it doesn't pop up very often

I would avoid that one because no governments really use it any more unless they need to. But in theory it would increase the money supply and thus put upward pressure on domestic interest rates

Does anyone have any solid predictions of what topics will be in the extended responses for the HSC? I think definitely monetary and probably the case study and fiscal/labour market but not sure on what else

Was about to say that is the ugliest question i have ever seen. Just do domestic borrowing and international borrowing. For domestic you would explain how they do it (selling treasury bonds under the tender system), then how the crowding out effect will increase domestic interest rates due to...

is that an extended response question?